If you asked yourself, "What if?" how would you answer? Where would your imagination take you? Jim Palmer asked that question and started looking at his life. He looked closely at the sand, flowing freely through an hourglass and knew it would eventually run out. That's when he started asking "What if?" of his own life. His answer led to him selling his home and living on a thirty-foot boat.
Exploring hypothetical scenarios through "What if?" questions can help us determine different possibilities and potential outcomes when asking, "What's next?" even if they seem outlandish at first. After selling their home, Jim and his wife made plans to live on a boat for a year. His wife left her high-pressure job to do so. One year grew into five years, traveling 12,000 miles. They traded practical and predictable for adventure and excitement. Their plan worked, though they had plenty of challenges to overcome. Now back on dry land, he has authored a number of books that are widely read, and his coaching business has expanded. Using a bit of his story, we cover five steps to help answer the question, "What if?" Full article & extra links here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/what-if
